Let’s stop talking about the new iPad, as Apple is ready to climb in the market once again with the new Apple Store online experience. Apple has been updating its online Store from the last couple of years to make it more user-friendly for its users, and now it is reported that Apple is moving ahead to announce a new redesign Apple Online Store. The company is looking forward to its K-12 shoppers to get ready for the updated version of Apple’s online store. It seems to be a kind of semi-announcement that gives insight about the upcoming product of Cupertino Company.

It is reported that company is testing the new simplified design with a number of users, present in K-12 institutes, and it is not clear whether the Apple is going to make it publicly available or just served the new simplified design of “the new Apple Store” to K-12 institutes only. It is reported today that couple of users have notice Apple’s advertising of “the new Apple Store” on its website, and current online Apple Store. The advertising of the new online Apple Store discovered on the top of Apple Online Stores aimed at kindergarten through 12 grade intuitions.

It seems that Apple is baking something interesting in its roof, and going to introduce some healthier changes to the online shopping model over the Online Store. It is noted that Apple has highlighted that “your current Apple ID and password will continue to work”, which hints that Apple is going to change the way of purchasing on its store. However, the company is noting on the advertisement stuff that they will soon release more information regarding the new features, benefits, and the launch date of new product coming soon in coming weeks.

In the past, we have seen that Apple has recently introduced a new section over their website called “Q&A”, which allow users to communicate with the other experts over the community to discover the solution of their faced problem. Undoubtedly, Apple is been working very closely to make its Apple Online Store perfect and easy to use for the users.

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